Medtronic Minimed Mio Site insertion
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@2iHeartYou2 The covers are included in the 10 pack box. It comes with 2 of them. We just keep them in my sons meter pouches or his supplie box.
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thanks jacob for the clear vedio its helpful my son is 6 will be starting his pump on friday he have the mio infusion set also thanks again an keep doin vedios we will watch n like
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I'm 18 and have been diabetic since I was 5. I don't have a pump yet, but my doctor has been after me to try it and I love everything about the MiniMed Paradigm Revel; but have you ever used the Continuous Glucose Monitoring? I have constant highs and need something to help out. Do you have any advice? Thanks =)
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I've had the pump for a while so I'm using the insertion device that comes separately. I know the normal infusion sets come with a cap/cover thing to protect the insertion site when you disconnect the pump, but I didn't notice a cap come with the mio. How do you cover the insertion site when showering and whatnot?
Also, how come you filled up your reservoir only to 200 rather than the full 300 units? Very useful video though, thanks :)
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If you set the bottle down on the table to put the air in it, you won't have as many bubbles in the resevoir. Harder to do w/ a new bottle of insulin, but it gets rid of those little bubbles in the insulin when you draw it up.
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I have been a diabetic since I was 2 1/2. i am now 30... I love my Mios! I don't like change, normally, and I examined them really good before I switched from the QuickSets, but i like not having to pack an inserter arund with me. I usually always have to pack an extra set change around, because I am constantly doing something to mine. And the one time I go somewhere w/o an extra one will be the time i need it!
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Thanks for this great video, I use to use the Quick-set infusion set but kept forgetting to make sure the arrows lined up and then I would not get any insulin and wonder why I had high sugars. Frustrating. With the Mio, no having to line up arrows - great advantage! I couldn't figure out how to pull the stuff off after inserting! Thanks for sharing.
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just a tip, my son is type 1 diabetic and I learned that if you are not using IV prep site will stick better and hold better after showers. We just prep the skin with alcohol.
since then site doesn fall off or get loose after showers ...
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Thank you for explaining that system. You made my night!
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Thanks for such clear display of the actual pump menu. We are using sure-t but it helped to know if we wanted to use another kind of infusion set. My son is 11 so it helps for him to see what other guys use.
Hey i have trouble wearing all that diabetes jewelery, and i noticed you were wearing a bracelet that i liked. if possible, what kind of bracelet is that and where could i get it???
ihitchaws24 8 months ago
@ihitchaws24 Well that is actually not a diabetic bracelet, but a great website for some medic id bracelets is stickyj.com
dibeticteen 8 months ago
hello man my name is alex lopez i been a diabetic since i was 11 years old and on the pump since i was 11 now im 18 this video helped me out i just got the new mio and i was having trouble till i saw this. i have a question where else do you put the infusion set ? cuz so far my abs have small scares dut to the insertion
pimp78521 9 months ago
@pimp78521 I put in my stomach and my upper rear-end!
dibeticteen 9 months ago
This video has been so helpful.my daughter was issued her medtronic pump 3 days ago and there was so much information to take in...we couldnt remember how to open the meo set let alone set it up so thank you so much for this.
kayjayxx65 11 months ago
@kayjayxx65 Thank you! and no problem! Things will get easier! I'v had a pump since i was 5, and am now 15!
dibeticteen 11 months ago